Rennes secured their first win of the season as they overcame Brest at Stade de la Cambre on Saturday evening. The game was a tense affair, with both sides creating chances but failing to break down the other's defense.

However, it was Rennes who came out on top in the end, thanks to a stunning penalty from Terrier. The French striker stepped up to take a spot-kick from the edge of the box and sent the keeper the wrong way, sending the ball into the net with a powerful shot.

The goal proved decisive for Rennes, who went on to secure a clean sheet and leave Brest without a point after six games. It was a much-needed victory for the home side, who have struggled this season so far.

The result will be welcomed by Rennes manager Julien Stéphan, who praised his team's resilience and determination in the face of adversity. "We knew that it would be a tough game against Brest," he said. "But we played well and were able to create chances."

For Brest, the defeat was a blow to their hopes of avoiding relegation this season. They have been struggling to score goals and defend conceding 12 goals in just four matches. However, they will need to improve if they want to avoid the drop.

Overall, it was a hard-fought win for Rennes, and one that could set them on the path to success this season. They now turn their attention to their next match against Nice, hoping to build on their momentum and continue their unbeaten run.